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, .. ...4 4,, ,,, , , ,.‘ 0 • , i r ,.. ~,, 7 , •'‘' ". i.. As e I. . .. '° ; '.4. s s :- . : .;;.: '-. . 1 C.. ; ' '4 : 2 : 'l 4 T :,',. 1 fr :*.:41. 4 1 . 0 . . I ''' t , - ''% * , \ V^ , er 1 , 4 , ' 'me , ;:;• , ‘, C ., :, . ' lett •."....c't fi' a, ' - L...... 1. • • . . Pi. t -. , . 4 , . , .. . 4'4 ,4%.* • U N ... . ..... 1717118. ER 500g.] MONDAY DE C EMBER 12 2 1808. EPRIC.E SrIiPENCE• SEVENTH TIME, With for the first tinfe) an entire new Third AE}. ROIL Al., t. -LAN E. THIS .PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 12, 1808, will be performed VENOM Ox, THE NOVI CE 0 F Sl. MARK'S. „, With new Scenerv. Music, Dre'sses, and Decorations. 'Jake Overture and Music, incident:ll to the Piece, composed by Mr. Kelly. . - Count Benvolio (Viceroy ut Sicity), Mr. SI D DON S ; C The Marquis C a p rara . M r POW ELL ; : cal ettino(Prior or St. Mark's), Mr. WROUGHTON ; - Venoiii, Mr. F LUST() N ; .. . Lcdovrco, Mr. EY It E ' • teronyino, Mr. HO I. LAND ; . Mk:inlet, Mr. DE CAMP ; • Ideueneito, Mr. P EN LEY 9 - Hortensia, Mrs. PiiWELL; , • Veronica, Mrs. MU WE ; • loSepha, Mrs. H. S I DIiONS ; • Teresa, Mrs SPARKS ; ... Sister Ursuld, Miss Liit: Y. . • WIT if BLUE BPIARD; Or, FENIALE CURIOSITY. Abomelique (Blue Bear:1), 14r.• RAYMOND ; lnr , iiim,- Mr. MA:rui EWS ; Selina, Mr. I. SMITH ; Shacauac, Mr. BA NNIST E R ; Hassan, Mr. SCR! VEN ; • fatima, Mrs. mATtitiws ; . . irenp, Miss k. VON ; lieda, Mrs. I 3 LAND. 17 OX c es. CalleSuS ZCCOlit ' ' r ice 3 - —Pir 3s. 6,1 Second Price 2.5. er , . t i S. . ~ p ri . ) 25. Second Price is.—Upper 6ailery ts. Second te 6,1.--- No 111,,iie to be returned. .. Places tOr the boxes be taken of Air. Spring, at the Box. ' -Vifice, itussell-street.") • HailTliep..l)ors to be opened at Hall past 1. ive, and begin at 4 W Si x i a TO , -InUrraW the , - .. - • Farce of The Devil to Pay; jobson, 114 r. 1 1 th stei; Nell, Mrs. 'urchin. y l e v i l edriesd a y, the i•arLe of The Prize ; or, 2, 5,3, 8. . aced, 4 ' " w Coinedy is in rehe arsa l; and will be speethiy pro- • TiILATicE ROYAL, idAY-NiARKET. ' TO-MOR ROW EVENEN C.. 4, Dec. 13, 1808, - , . will be performed . • . • Ilse THE EXIL. . Music, .Scenes, 1) • d Decorations, are entirely reses, an Ili new. —e Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghi. Count Ulrick (the Exile), Mr. POPE ; covernor of Siberia, Mr. M UN DEN ; -7 - Baron Altradoti, Mr Lis TON ; T- Count Calmar, Mr. INC LE DON ; _ T ‘he l'atriarch, Mr. CR E SSW EL L ; eCtarowitz, Master GOODWIN ; Daran, Mr. YOUNG ; Welzien, Mr. IEF I' ERI ES; . Rlmski, Mr. MURRAY; yerrnach, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Seryitz, Mr. FAWC f., I . - r ; the Empress'llizabeth N%irs. S If. LEGER ; Sedona, Mrs. G lAIS ; • Alexina, Mrs. VI. I O.HNSTON ; . catkarine, ,M rs. DI CKO N S ; Villager ; M rs. EMERY- Ia Aa 11. The Coronation of the Empress •Elizabeth. i t c. which will be added (eighth time), a new Farce, - in Three - • - - Acts, d A SCHOOL FOR AUTHORS. : The C.' haratter. 7)y Or. MuNuEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, r• DAVENTORT, Mr. 'JONES. Mr.•HOLVAND, • Miss NORTO N, and Mrs. 61.13135. - U a ll,:! ( s. Second --- Price 35,-- 6d. Second Price 2s. •, ' • ?lac 2s. Se con d Price t's.,-Upper Gallery i s .' , , •Atti,• e " tbr the Boozes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at. the 1.1;j: ) n the Hay-market. . llai,f liast oo s ,rs to be opened at llalf past Five, and begin at ' •• . Then Six. to b: rep -e ,w Farce, called A Scho.;l for Authors continuing .., Phiu se s e "led throu4hout with universal approbation and ap- ; T 1 , will be repeated every' Evenn.g till further notice_ -b e Pe ' r e g r e f' v .(-; rand Melo-Dramatic Opera of The Exile will .„„Oti ‘4,'"ed on Tuesday, Thursday, awl Saturday next. . - ' l4 esvi , —in esilaY, The Man ut the World ; Sir Pertinax oti.'l":ol3nant, Mr. Cooke'. , called rid aY (not atted tins Seasan), a favourite Comedy, Tuts Town and Country ; Reuben Glenroy, Mr. -, oung. -11a r : Public are. res ettfully informed, that Mademoiselle the I, front the OpettlioUse . - and tile Infant Prodigy, frorn verpool Theatp- arc engaged maker..r _ their first api;e ' arance at this Theatre, and will , in a .new ballet, conipesed by •2_ nßeossi (late 13allet-M .;ter to the : Opera-House), on Fri s.4Y xt. tvith new Dresses, Scet'erY;Szc' THESOCTY OHO F SCOLMASTE:I”. IF. sociEry OF SCP.LOOLMASTERS Anchor T nold their Annual Meeting at the Crown and o; ' stant. e rn, m the Strand. on Wednesday, the 28th Th e Right Rev. George Isaac H s i3EN uTl;ingford, Lord Bishop of Glow:ester. "N t . V TCE PR LS 'DENTS.. :thßev. William Vincent, D.D. Dean of Westminster. Rev. Samuel Parr, D,. D. Prebendary of St Paul's. 114 C OMMITTEE FOR 18 0 8. 'key " -,ltarles Gurney, L.L. D. and F.R.S. Chairman. k • Mat. Maine, J.D. and 1:;12.S. Deputy Chairman. Re• A. Crombie, L.L.D. Rev. J. Lindsay, D.U. k ey G. Gibson, A . M . , I t. Lord. k .n. • •A. G reenla iv, L. L. D. R ev . W. Sh aw , A. NI. AI r• '• K I. liewlett, B. D. 1 John Strai:han, L.L.D. ,ell. s'eQretaryy to the Society, and Treasurer, Mr. Kelly. 4 ecreiary to the Cominittee, Rev. G. Gibson. ' - •CI Ag • ' i's nts for their feSpCIVC Distri . ' ill' Rey. T. S. Bullei, A.N I !ant Bur n ey, L. i. D. -C. osporr: 1W 14 ' OUrinle, Rev. W. Mbore, 1).D.. Cirencester. Rev. tie 4,,, A.M. UckfiAd. h owl. 'ere Smith, A. AOsterLiter of Rugby School. - AUDITORS : Rey. Dr. Crombie, Rev. I. Elewlett, Rev. Dr. Rahn!. i TRUSTEES TO THE FLUIDS. ...Itev. Dr. Barrow, Rev, Dr. Burney, and Mr. Kelly. STEWARDS :OR. TILE A NNI.VERSARY OF 1808. 1 arlleS Andrew, A.M. b r. Brown.' .61r. Eardiey. ' .. Mr. Finlay. key. I. Davies, A.M. Mr. Giles f or principal objea of this Society is to establish a fund te r the benefit of the Widows and urpnans of Schoolmas -I,js ; and tOr the relief of such Schoolmasters and Ushers as 4 Y become necessitous through age , tir nity 'or nthfor ge, in i , Nue. toSubscriptions are received by Messrs. Harnmersleys and b ard . P al/ Mall : by NieSsrS. Ke,asingtons anti Co. Loin the Street - by Mr. Kelly, of Finsbury Square ; and by tceAgents of the Society, and the Members of the Commit . ,:rricklt for the D.inger may be ha d at the Bar or the Ta t) kook s o r the institution. -AR.VI Y EXCHANGLS. A CAPTAIN in a very favourite Regiment of t hi I)ragoon Guards Wilt Exchange to Second Battalion ;,, ~,,,, a, Captain in a distinguisned Regiment of Ligiit Lira .--n ', at Rome, to Garrison. A Ceptai, Single Battalion in India to West Indies. -, Dui , , ilitt, ,Single Battalion, Light Infantry, at Home, to ~, or o. A Ditto, Light Dragoons ir. la, to 'Caa, at H. 4 , i s 4 0 L or Hatt and Cornet, , Heavy ndi Dragoons v , I to Line, ,omek.ar '• rl, hif_ pay. Appl y • • 14.. * Pun paid, to C. Calvert and Co. Agesits. Great -- "!) - .)3§,". 4 . trev;, Lomban. CITY Of LONDON TAVERN, DECEMBER 9, MS. AT a MEETINGS of the MERCHANTS, 'BAN KERS TRADERS, and !NiIABITANTS of LON. DON.coliveocd by the Right Hon, the LORD MAYOR, by Public At!vertisernent, to consider of a SUBSCRIPTION for Cluatiung, and other 'Necessaries, in aid of the brave SPANISH PATRIOTS, now struggling in the Field, to dellnid their Country from a foreign and cruel InVasion The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair; A Letter from tne Right Hon. - the Chancellor of the Er. chequer was read, and on the Motion 'of Sir ROBERT %V I t; RAM, it was resolved, That a Subscription be now opened for t4'purpose de.. sired; , Tt6t a Committee be appointed to attend' to the applica tion, in the most expeditious and efficacious manner,'of the - Sums subscribed ; • That Five of this Committee may ad as a QUorum: 4', • That an Account of the application of the Monies subscrib ed, and of the dispatch and destination of the Assistance.i , provided, shall be made public. • -- ..........t . The following Gentlemen were named p 1 tip Csawaniattee •:: , " 1 The Right lioi7. the Lord J. Inglis Mayor . J. Jackson, Esq. . Lord Lindley J. Liles - I A. Anderson - W. Knatchbull • . Anderson, Alderman '. Kensington J. J. A ngerstein li, Long. J. Atkins, Alderman Sir - J . W. Lubber. k, Bart. J. Bainbridge M 2 'l, . A. Baring, 'M. P. W. Mellish, Esq. M.P. I. Blackburn, M. P. 1. Nlarrratt, Esq. M. P. R. Barclay J . Nlaitland; Es 4 41.1'... • W. Bonham, M. P. M. .111‘ Donnell . . 1. Bosanquet . - Mundell •C. Buller K. H. Martin - C.. b . osinquet Alderman Newnham E. Boldero E. Parry 1). Bayley - J. PierCe Sir Vv r .Curtis, Bart. M.P. Sir C., Price, Bart. M. P. 11. , Combe, - Esq. M. P. and Alderman . Alderman Sir 1. Perriiig,lbart, • , , I. Loden E. Q.llll, , A. Chatfield T. lcowcrOte _ ' J. Dennison - 1. M., it ad:es , E. Forster . J. Russell P... Free . t J. Scott ,- ,:- .. • • A. Golds[ id ; Shaw, Aldzrman,lll. P. J. Garcia:, R7Slatle W. Gordon, M. P. Lieut. Scott . I. Goldsinid . Alderman-C. Smith H. Goldmid , L. Shaw , • . . R. l - iankey 1. Tunno J. ltardistarr Sir IL Wigrarn, Bart. J. liamngton tl. Ward -- Harrison- J. %Vitt - hot, jun. - Q. HarriS ' E. Water C. Banbury , R. Thornton. Amount of Subscriptions before advertised - k 14040 3 Additional Subscriptions: Rich. Knight - 5, 51 C. Brooke and Co. ios o Rich. Knight', jun. -. 5 5 W..). Dennisoa -' alo () Leonard Baden - i' 1 Rowlandsou and Bates to to Andrew Ximbrell . - 25 • a - Baruch Golciseinnidt so o James .Tintbrell - to to Ft. IVidyers Kennard Smith - 25 o Charles "turner Si to Robert Fillingham to so 1-41 e, itAdsworth, Bliz-, -• ' lames CantpDell - - roc o ani anti (1.:o. 5A to' 1 - laries,F , triptilar&Co.:os •o Joshua Reeves: . - - . - 1.1 0, Charles Brooke - 105 . 0 S. Shaw - , . Subscriptions at Lloyd's. Edrn:.Tho. Waters too o ' lames Inglis • - Haynes and Kentish to to ttriekvvooo, Daniell, & W. I: l'hi.: - .i - 10 to Co. - to; .0 John WI hi:ll,. Id - to to Brit.lc wood, Kt:died by !oho Cole and Co, zi o - and Co. to; o Abel Anthony Gower 21 o Booths, Cow.cross.st. los o Steinm4n, Cullen, and Francis Reed . ' los 0 t ears - 10 ":0 Iti ant &De Lanney $o ,o Paxton, .Cockerell, Wti 04111 L.o've . 105 o Trail Atid"Cci; - zro o ' Th..iind I,s. Fisher 5?. to vi m . riikingwn ' 10 to J. S isray . to to jac - ob. Wood, • Brothers Samuel ‘Villiarns sz to - andNilson' ; ... -so 0 slau4iiter, - Gainsford, Strung, lid: & Strong z 6 to ait Co. - Nliniur, Minier &to. 21 0 loiln Ttikell lames Riley " - , ,to io .Itiorclicr, Redhead 4 Edw. Koinnson sz lo Co. - 105 0 Rich. Davis and CO. .10 0 Goodall and Turner. los o Robert Jaques .' ' io to Robert Steelt „. to to fames Putnam . , 20 o Prescott, Grote, and Chiles Bertram 20 0 Co. -10 i 0 21 4 10 10 10 0 The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimattsly voted to the Right tionottrable. the Lord - Mayor,: for coilveoing the hleeti,g, anti tor his conduct in the Chair, Subscription's continue to be received at Lloyd's Coliee. house ; the Mat,s)on. house ; at the City of London Tavern ; and 4y all the Bankers.of Lcaitsion and Westrithis ter. . , •,_ The ComMittee are requested to meet at the City of Lon= !don Tavern on 1 uesday next. at twelve, precisely. '".* ALBION TIRE and. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW 131.AcKriitAks, December i 2; r8o8:' N OTICE is hereby (riven That, - in pursuance of lei b. a Resolution of the General Court of Proprietors of the Albion Fire and. Litelnsullatice Cowpony, of the 27th of . Oc tober last, a Dividend, at hi. rate of 61... per Cent. clear of. Property Tax, cn 'the Instahrients made,-will be payable according, to the number of Snares held by each Proprietor, 'on the 2;th - OCDedeiliber instant. The Dividend, so, clan•ii, may. be received at the Com , pany's !louse, in I.4 7 tv,!llridge-street on Monday the id of -Januarybetween hie:yen and fitree ; on'any tolrow. log day, Sunday excepted, bet weett.the same Ituur,:, until Sa, turday -the t4th of 1-anuary hchisive. After' that day, the- Dividend may be received on any Tuesday, between the hours beteri stat c 3. ' By Order of-the Beard of Diredqrs,. \VARNER, PHIPPS, Secretary. COUNTRY UOUSE. ;/ANTED tol-1111.1;,, for not less than Seven Years, a couttOrtabie detached Country-Holise, with from 25 to i 24; Acies of l'and, chiefly Pasture. >lt sht,ul4,l be in good repair, awl contain not less thah fo'ur best Bed Chambers; alsoStabl:ng t'or tour or live Horses, Coach house, wailed Garden, Scc. 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